“…Some authors have argued that human microbiome research offers ‘a more profound view of our humanness´—transforming our categories of “community”, “individual”, and “life”’ (Benezra et al, 2012 , p. 6380). Over the past decade, as multispecies sensitivities have increasingly become a very prolific and eclectic theme in the social sciences and humanities, critical analysis of microbial biosocieties have incorporated a wide variety of topics (Cañada et al, 2022 ; de Lima Hutchison, 2022 ; Giraldo Herrera, 2018 ; Greenhough, 2012 ; Haraway, 2008 , 2016 ; Helmreich, 2009 , 2016 ; Hinchliffe, 2015 ; Kirksey & Helmreich, 2010 ; Kohn, 2007 ; Lorimer, 2016 ; Nading, 2014 , 2016 ; Paxson, 2008 ; Santesmases, 2018 ; Tsing, 2015 ; Yates-Doerr, 2015 ), including human-microbial entanglements in public health systems (Nading, 2014 ), new therapies with fecal transplantation (Beck, 2021 ; Lorimer, 2016 ), feminist embodied methods and live experience mapping (Núñez Casal, 2019 , 2021a , 2021b ) and microbes as new bioeconomic agents (Delgado, 2021 ), to name a few.…”